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post #51 of 69
Very nice, Nick. Very nice indeed. And I agree that having a moving Uncle Mitch is, in a word, MONEY. Nice Job.
post #52 of 69
I love it. The front page is way easier to navigate. Good job to everyone involved!
post #53 of 69
Quite lovely. Good job, all.
post #54 of 69
Very classy.

My only suggestion may be impossible, but it would be cool if, on the "latest posts" thing on the right, if it showed who actually posted in said thread, rather than the person who started the thread.
post #55 of 69
OK.... WHERE the FUCK is my PORN?

I dig the retro styling. Looks like you took a nice, clean, antiseptic website and trashed the place up over a weekend of beer, pizza, and a Twilight Zone marathon. A little like my apartment.
post #56 of 69
A major improvement, not that there was anything wrong with the last design. Looks real sharp. Good work man.
post #57 of 69

Horizontal Scroll

I love it! However, that horizontal scrollbar is getting old real fast. Here's how you fix it:

Cut a few pixels off the right side of the image http://chud.com/chud2.0-images/chew2.gif

Otherwise, great work!
post #58 of 69
Still sexy. I love it.
post #59 of 69
Quote:
Originally Posted by RabidCow
I love it! However, that horizontal scrollbar is getting old real fast. Here's how you fix it:

Cut a few pixels off the right side of the image http://chud.com/chud2.0-images/chew2.gif

Otherwise, great work!
What resolution are you at? Never saw a scrollbar on any of my computers.
post #60 of 69
I love the new look. With this new contribution backend, is there any chance we could get an RSS feed of the posted news articles? That would be great.


EDIT: Also, it appears as though my vBulletin profile can not be updated without entering my birthdate. Otherwise I get an invalid birthdate error, even though it is supposed to be optional.
post #61 of 69
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Turias
I love the new look. With this new contribution backend, is there any chance we could get an RSS feed of the posted news articles? That would be great.


EDIT: Also, it appears as though my vBulletin profile can not be updated without entering my birthdate. Otherwise I get an invalid birthdate error, even though it is supposed to be optional.
What's an RSS feed?
post #62 of 69
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Nunziata
What's an RSS feed?
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/12/18/dive-into-xml.html
post #63 of 69
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Nunziata
What's an RSS feed?
Advanced definition:

Quote:
RSS is a format for syndicating news and the content of news-like sites, including major news sites like Wired, news-oriented community sites like Slashdot, and personal weblogs. But it's not just for news. Pretty much anything that can be broken down into discrete items can be syndicated via RSS: the "recent changes" page of a wiki, a changelog of CVS checkins, even the revision history of a book. Once information about each item is in RSS format, an RSS-aware program can check the feed for changes and react to the changes in an appropriate way.
Basically RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a raw text feed that you can incorporate into a reader that can pull in info from multiple feeds; ala Bloglines
post #64 of 69
Quote:
Originally Posted by moovyphreak
Damn, we were both thinking the same thing. Haha....
post #65 of 69
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Nunziata
What's an RSS feed?
Yeah, it's basically a way of publishing the news content of your site into an XML file. Many news sites have started doing this, for example, NYTimes has an RSS feed for their front page content at http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/...t/HomePage.xml

The idea behind publishing this file is that I can use an RSS reader to aggregate all of the feeds from my favorite sites. Then, this program can tell me when any of those sites have new articles, as well as give me a preview to the actual content of those articles. It's nice for users as they can quickly and easily see all of the new content in a large number of sites. It's also nice for webmasters as it saves bandwidth since the RSS files are quite small and you no longer have so many people pegging the front page over and over again looking for new content.

It's possible that this functionality is already present in your new contribution backend and that all you have to do is turn it on. Well, hopefully, at least.
post #66 of 69
Uncle Mitch in the marquee makes me quiver with antici


































pation
post #67 of 69
I have to say that the new version is very cluttered, like my way of thinking, and I whole-heartedly approve.

Also, I realize I just used three cliches to express myself and I apologize.

But really the site is nice as a more graphical piece. You managed to make the visuals function as something that creates space and it doesn't feel like a random spattering or boring like other movie sites.

I love the green and black and glad that you've stayed consistent with that for so long.
post #68 of 69
I good with it, but I have one request.

At the end of the DVD reviews from before, there were links to previous reviews from said reviewer. I thought this was cool and often read the other, older reviews that I may have missed from before. Other than that, it seems to be working out well.
post #69 of 69
For this new version, is there going to be an archive of all the DVD reviews (from this site and the old one)? I know that right now there are links to the previous archive, but I think it would be convenient to have all of the DVD reviews in one place. Other than that, the site looks great!
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